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English and Chinese Vocabulary, the Latter in the Canton Dialect. 2 This is a reproduction of a library book that was digitized by Google as part of an ongoing effort to preserve the information in books and make it universally accessible. http://books.google.com \ ' - . \ \ . ' ‘ L » ‘ . ‘ _ - ~ . - f .‘ . ‘ , " : ' j .. A‘c a 1 A . - . ,. - . _ . ’ . \ . ‘, ‘\ ‘z . ' ; n 1 . 1 l . - . '. / V _‘ ' J , ‘ / . - ' 1%?348-3. t - , x‘: : “ENGLISH AND C'H\INESE 74¢’ /‘ . - I 5:". C.‘ ‘93-’ *v .VbcABULARY, THE LAT'I'ER IN THE CANTON DIALECT. BY R. MORRISON, D. D. SECOND EDITION. CALCUTTA : Pnm'nn ron W. TI‘IACKER 8: Co. Sr. Anonnw’s LIBRARY. 1840. POWERS OF THE LETTERS. Always as in Shall. Short as in Hat. As the sound of Lie. Short, abrupt. Long, and broad. '1 ~ In the middle of a word as in Met. At the end of a. syllable as in Me. As in Seen. As in Height. As in Sit. As in Long. Before short consonants as in Hot. 6w, As in How. oy, As in Boy. 11, Alone like the French in Peu. By, }Pecnliar Chinese sounds. nze, J \“\ ,5’ A VOCABULARY OF Tit-{HE @ANTCODN ®HALE©TZ A A or An, are commonly made by Yat, one, with the appropriate numeral, Yat ko yun, a man.‘ Abaft, Shune haw peen. Able, (to do,) Nang tik. Aboard, (a ship or boat,) Tsoy shune. He has gone aboard, Kay ha shame. He has descended to the ship. To quit the ship and go on shore is express ed by Sheong-shune, Ascending from the ship. Above, Tsoy sheong. It is above your head. Tsoy ne taw sheong. Above, or more than is expressed by Yaw ling, or leng ; Yaw-ke ; Yaw shing; Yaw u. Above 20 dollars, Ee shop ko 92in tseen yaw leng. Abuse, (or rail at,) Naou yun ka; Ma yun. Accident, Accidental, Accidentally, Gaw em. I met him by accident, or accidentally in the street, Go tsoy kai sheong gaw een fong cheok kuy. I -\ _ 2 M...‘ Account, Cheong muk. \ Accountant, Cheong kwei, Ruler of the counter. Acquainted, long with you : decidedly not two (differ ent) words, (i. e. I will say the truth,) Go u ne low seong u tune mow leong kuy. Acrid taste, Lat me. Across, Wang; Ta wang fong. Lay it across. Ke fong. To place upright. This is also expressed by Teem fong, but there is no character for Teem, Cln'k fong; To lay lengthwise. Active, (clever,) Ling le ; Fai shaw. Diligent, Kan. Adjoining, (house, or shop,) Kak le ; Kak le lun shay , separated by a partition, adjoining or neighbouring house, and adjoining shop, Kakle pow taw. Admiral, Shuy sze tei tuk. Water master leading ruler. There is another oflicer in Canton called Tei-tuk, whose duty is on shore : he is called Luk low tei tuk. Advise, (a person,) Hune yun ka. Advance, (of money as earnest, fixing a bargain,) Tenggan, .z'ing Fz'silver. Affection, (destitute of,) Mow tsing ; Pok tsing, Thin affection. Afl'ectionate, Haw tsing, Thick affection. Afraid, Pa. Hung-pa ; Hoy-pa ; Hdk yat keng; King fong; Ne im pa, You not fear; Don’t be afraid, ‘Ko keen sze ling go hak yin‘ keng ; That affair caused, me threatened one alarm : That has made me quite afraid. Aft, Shune me ; Haw tei; Shune me pang. ‘ 3 Afternoon, Ha ing ; Ha chaw. \ ' Afterwards, Hdw loy ; Tseong loy. Again, Chung ; Tsoy is sometimes used. Ne tséw seen kong ko yat kuy shuet u'a, chung kong go teng , You just now speak that one sentence speech, again speak, I hear. Ting yat, or Ming ye‘it tsoy loy; You to-morrow again come. Age, Neen ke. What is your age ? Ne ke to neen ke ? Agent, (to act for another,) Toy le; Toy pan; Chung yun, A midsman. Aground, Hong tseen. Ah! (strange, alas,) AM ya! Air, Te he ; Ground aura. The atmosphere, Hung chung ; Teen hung. Air in motion, wind; Fung. Birds fly in the air, New fei hung chung. Alike, Tung yat yaong ; Tung yaong. Alarm, Hak yat keng; Threatened one dread. Shfii shaw king fong ; Very much alarmed. Alas ! (said in pity,) Pe tsoy ; Pe foo ! All, Tow ; Lung tsung; Yat tsnng. Altogether, Tsung lap mai. All wrong. Tow 11m cheok. All not right, Yat koy tow im how, One all not good. All taken separately, every, K ok; K o10 sh-‘z’k, All sorts, Yatte tow im how, The whole bad. Almanack, Tung shu ; She heen sh'u ; W'ong lek. Almond, Himg yun. Almost, Tseong lain. Approaching near, Sheongha ; C'ha im to. ‘i ‘ Aloes, Cham heong. ‘ Aloes, (foreign,) Yaong chini hcong. 4 -\ Alone, Tok; Tok yat. He is alone, Kuy tok tsoy; Kuy tok yat Ico yun tsoy. Allow, (something additional to make up some loss, &c.) Pong pow. Already, Ya tsang; E king. It is already done, Ya tsang tsow kwo. Also, Yik. Also well, Yik how. Also is, Yik hei. Also right, Yik cheok. Alter, (change,) Kang koy. Alterations, Kang koy. Many alterations, Fan fan fokfok. Altogether, Lung tsung; Yat koy; Yat tei. Yat te how tak tsei, One whole good entirely, all very good. Alum, Pak fan; Fan shuy, Alumed water; river‘ water that has been purified by alum. Always so, (referring to the past,) Tsik lea; une tan , Time immemorial. She she, Continually. Ambassador, (imperial,) Yam chai. Royal, Wong chai. Amber, Foo pak. ' Among, Tsoy chung kan. It is among them, Tsoy ke chung km. Amount, (of a sum,) Kung kei. Anchovy, U kai. Anchor, Naou; some Macao watermen call it, Teng. To weigh anchor, Chay naou; He naou. To let go, Paou naou ,. Lok naou ; Tum teng. To anchor a ship, Wan pok ; Wan shune; Wan chap. And, (joining the members of a sentence,) is rarely used in Chinese. In the sense of with, as, You 5 l , I) and he go, it may be variously rendered, Ne tung k'uy huy ; or Ne kung kuy huy. Anger, Now he ; Now he chung koon, Anger driving up the cap, on the head ; extreme anger. Angry, Shang he ; Fat now._ Animals, (birds and beasts,) Kun shaw. Quadrupeds, Sze keok hang ; Chuk shang. Human beings, Yun mat. Annually, Neen neen, Year year; Mony neen, Each year; Tei neen, Successive years. Another, Tei ee; Another time, Tei eeooy; Tei ee cheong; Ha tsze. Not this but another man, Im hei ne ko yun, hei peet ko yun. Another day, Che yat. Answer, (to a letter,) Ooy taw sun. To answer a question, Tap; Ying tap, or Tap ying. Question and answer, Man tap. Answer with a loud voice, Kow shing tap ying. Ant, Ma gei; Some write. Black ant, Hak gei. White ant, Pak gei. King of the ants, Gei kung. Arm, (of a human being,) Shaw pe. Armpit, Kak lak tei. Arms, (military,) Kwan he ; He hae. Army, Sam kwan ; i. e. Three divisions; Sheong chung ha, Upper, middle, lower. Arrow, Tseen. To shoot an arrow, Shay tseen ; Fat tseen. An arrow, Yat che tseen; A bundle of ' alrows, Yat pai tseen; ing che wei yat pai, Five arrows make a bundle. Arrow-root, Gaw fun, is the powder of water-lily seeds. 6 1 Arsenick, Pei seong ; Sun shek ; To soften the name it is called in slang, Yun Een, By taking the word Sun, and dividing it. Ascend, Sheong huy ; To ascend high, Sheong kow huy. Ash-colour, Fooy shik. _ Ashore, (or aground,) Hong ahune. To go ashore, Sheong shune. To be on the shore, Tsoy goan sheong. Ask, Man. Ask him, Ne man kuy. Ask distinctly about it, Man ming pak lei. Ass, (an,) Yat chek luy; Nam hung luy to chung put to heng ; The Nam-hung, asses, will carry a heavy burden, not a light one; used to denote those per sons who require severe treatment to make them do their duty. Assist, Seong pong. Astronomer, Teen man sze. Heaven’s literature mas ter, Yam teen kam. Imperial heaven observers ; the Catholic Missionaries in Peking are so styled. Auction, Taw mai ; Taw ming mai. Author, Tsok shu kay ; Chu shulap shuet. To pub-i lish with original notes, Tsow shu kay yun ; is only the bookmaker, the printer and publisher. Avail, one’s self of a fair wind, Cheem sheong fung pung. To avail one’s self of an opportunity. Average, (account,) La chay sune. Awake, (to,) Seng he lei; Shuy seng. Are you not quite awake ? Ne im sing ting chu .? - Away, (he is gone,) Kuy huy lo. Axe, (an,) Yat pa foo 16w. B Back, Pony; Pooy tsek. Back and breast, Pooy sum. A waistcoat or vest without sleeves, is so called. Back bone, Pooy tsek kwat. Backstay, (of a mast,) Wei chap. Main backstay, Tai wei chap. To set up the backstays, Mai chap. Bad, Im how; Not good; a bad thing, Im how mat keen. A bad, or vicious man, 0k yun. Bad lan guage, coarse or obscene, Tsow wa. Bag, (a,) Yat ko toy. A cloth bag, Pow toy. Shoe bag, Hai toy. Dollar bag, Gan toy. Baggage, (for travelling.) Hang le ; Hang le pow koy. Baize, Tsow tai ne. Bake, (bread,) Hong meen taw. Bake a pie, Kok meen kwei. Balance, (to sustain in equilibrium,) Fonycheng kuy shing chu. Bale, (of ,cotton,) Meen fa yat paou. Bale of cotton that is burst, Chune lan paou. False packed bale, Ka paou. Ball, Kaw ; Po kaw. To play at ball, or billiards, Ta po. Ballast, (for ships,) Chak stoy. Bamboos, (in commerce,) Chuk koan. A bamboo, Yat tew chuk. Banish, (from native place and transport to another part of the empire,) Chung kwr‘in, i.
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